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Finally a bit of clarity on the GAA front as John Horan spells it out.
Golf all set for tee-off.
The Big Interview: Regina Casey of KDFL fame, leading light in a male dominated soccer world.
From the Archives: Moofefield defeat Kilcock in 2000 SFC final with emphatic display.
All prim and proper on 2000 Final Day to remember (Tommy Callaghan);
Donnelly stars as Ellistown crowned 2000 IFC champions.
Racing: Questions and Answers with Chris Hayes.
Cheltenham kick-back theory ruled out by HRI boss.
From the Archives: retired army runner recalls glorious eara of Kildare athletes.
All that and much more in this week's Leinster Leader ... in the shops now.
Naas, senior hurling champions for the fourth year in a row. Photo: Sean Brilly
The late Hugh Hyland
John Burke presents the Minor A Hurling Championship Cup to Bill Hennessy Naas Captain. Photos: Sean Brilly
The vehicle at the scene / Photo: Dublin Fire Brigade
Broadford Captain Eoin Sheehan accepts the Cup from Colm Farrell, Vice Chairman Co. Board following Broadford's win against Wolfe Tones in the Future Ticketing MHC 'B' final at St Conleth's Park
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